Textile Diversion Program: Give Your Old Textiles New Life
In support of a circular economy and to reduce landfill waste, the Township of King has launched a Textile Diversion Program in partnership with Diabetes Canada. Residents are encouraged to donate unwanted textiles—including clothing, curtains, socks, towels, and more—at conveniently located textile donation bins across community facilities.
These bins offer secure, 24/7 access, making it easy to responsibly dispose of used textiles while supporting both environmental sustainability and charitable causes. Let’s work together to keep textiles out of landfills and give them a second life!
Donate your textiles at one of the following locations:
- Nobleton Arena - 15 Old King Road, Nobleton
- Zancor Centre - 1600 15th Sideroad, King City
- King Township Municipal Centre - 2585 King Road, King City
- Trisan Centre - 25 Dillane Drive, Schomberg
Please remember that our textile donations bins are meant for textile donations only. We kindly ask that you place items inside the textile bins and do not leave items outside the bins as they will end up in the landfill due to the affects of inclement weather.
Every year, Diabetes Canada spends approximately $200,000 to clean garbage around the bins. Textile Donation Bins only accept textiles, no dumping of household materials.
Please do not leave any items outside donation bins. Instead, check out your other options to donate items below:
- What You Can Leave in a Donation Bin
- What Diabetes Canada Will Come Pick-Up (Scroll down to schedule a pick-up)
- What You Can Bring to a Curbside Drop-Off
- How to Prepare Your Donation